Show r ThP Salt Lake Tribune 21 Friday February tS - VrraWa6m""ama""""kara::Ptt r4 SL Judo-e- s May Seek Referee Aid ' 1 ?'!A I 't !I: ts! et '44 ' '' ::' '4r - a ' ri gib ' i f N - ' ' 44 tc''1 ' ' r Ori4 '::: It - b" - ''" v ) tem 4 II t ' ) to: looked when 4 ' ' 3t ' 7 ) Calvin L Rampton commander-in-chie- f of the Utah National Guard said the Honorary Colonels Corps had rendered invaluable service to Utah and the National Guard Maj Gen Winston P Wilson Nationa! Guard Bureau chief Washington DC said the National Guard would be nothing without the guard's understanding wives He also noted the enterprising patriotic spirit of Washington would today be dimmed by the civil disobedience and Gov 4) 03 ' t co 3 1' ' s 111061PWW" ingslOMoilt Ammo-- Winston J Fillmore Warren But loch Col Robert D Elkins Hugh B Brown John W Gallivan and David L Wolper not shown left Rigby National Guard Thursday Those receiving replicas of Concord Minuteman statue were Dr Avard judge pro tern is not forthcoming when the judges present their case to the commission next week then the judges may ask for court referees as a "stop gap measure" Utah's juvenile courts are J ugene who spoke at the First Unitarian Church E a s t added "Sen McCarthy is representing us Democrats who are opposed the way the President and his administra tion have moved away from the party's Dr McCarthy is not a peace candidate for the presidency" This was underlined emphat- now operating under the referee system — that Is per sans (probably attorneys at law) would be appointed to help to give administrative the judge The elected judges would still need to confirm of those sentences found guilty Pechtol The speaker is commanding McCarth y's campaign in seven Rocky Mountain states He said "McCarthy — the 569-13t- h ically Thursday evening at a meeting of Utah Concerned Democrats by guest speaker Dr Paul Bechtol Rocky Mountain States coordinator of the Sen McCarthy preferable candidate — can have a sizable block of votes especially with the support of commented Democratic programs going down the realistic" approaches calling them "trends rather than policies" He called for a more "realistic" candidate that would "make more sense" Colorado and Utah Montana" Earlier Dr James L Clayton associate pr:lessor of history at the University of Utah original convictions" He and director of the U Honors Prop am broke down the "approach to history and US foreign policy" Into two divisions He listed the "idealistic awl "Now are drain" National Guard's Freedom Academy Warren Bulloch Cedar City businessman for "leadership in and association with the guard and as a member of the Honorary Colonels Corps of Utah which has had an extremely favorable effect 11 under- shaping pnblic standing" Honored for he'ping achieve of readiness and of morale was Col Robert D Elkins senior a high state a high level a opportunity recession-proo- f for salesman between 22 and 35 In field selling a thoroughly established Worker 53 nationally advertised food line Straight salary plus expenses and bonus plan Retirement and group insurance plan Company automobile furnished Salary based on etperience Territory: part of Utah with headquarters in Salt Lake City Our present sales force knows of this ad Mail complete Nsume of background this to Box j: ":::z''''- 6505 We an en equal opportunity l'!:: 1111111111 WORLD'S FINEST s410 (PORTABLE) Y il COLOR TV clil ' AND YOU'LL SEE ST BELIEVE IT ftkA 3 DAY SALE! 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1 and Mrs (599-70- i::::i::: man was injured at 4:45 pm Thursday when a tractor lift fell on him at a farm near the Salt Lake Municipl Airport Melvin Jenkins 817 E 200 South Sandy was listed in fair condition at St Mark's Hospital suffering from head Injuries Salt Lake Police officer Robert Kendall said the victim was pouring gasoline into the tractor in a field near the 1200 North block on the new airport road when the hydraulic lift above him ao- ' employer - $ ' A ulloading block for the house and told them the two boys were caught by the falling dirt ''I ran over and could see the one and thought it would not be too sad However after I took a couple of more steps I could see the Harding boy with just his face sticking above the dirt" Mr Jack man who owns the ground and basement said East) Harding taken to LDS Hospital back and hip injuries after i tractor repair- A newspaper Mr ' 1 r Othcr childre- - ran to Carl Jackman 43 6030 S State and Wallace Christiansen 39 Special to The Tribune SANDY — A Sandy boy was Injured when be and a friend were trapped in a cave-i- at about 750 E 700 South Thursday Larry Harding 10 son of i' summer Boy In jured Friend Unhurt After Dirt Caves in at Sand v '' Injured by Tractor Lift D cert n Unusual co Gen Watts said David L Wolper producer of the forth coming motion picture "Devil's Brigade" which was filmed partly in Utah was unable to attend Thursday's HP presentation ceremonies will receive the Minuteman Award May 18 at the film pre mier in Salt Lake City The general also noted Gen Ha rold K Johnson US Army chief of staff received the Minuteman Award while in Salt Lake City at the Guard's Veteran's Day Con National Guard" "unlawful types" of protest against the Vietnam commitment Gen Maurice L Maj Watts Utah adjutant general who presented the special Minuteman statuette s said the trophies represented a profound "thank you" for the citizens' contributions to the National Gtuad Included with the trophies replicas of the Minuteman statue at Concord Mass — were citations defining each recipient's contributions McCarthy 'Not' Peace Candidate Area Aide Says ''E on Thursday night Utah the National honored seven Utah Guard "Minutemen" at the eighth Awards annual Minuteman Banquet '?:z Army adviser to the Utah National Guard inston J Fillmore Cream O'Weber Co Ogden was cited for his assistance in placing a guard message on his firm's product containerc thus carrying it to thousands of Intermountain homes Gen Watts cited Dr Award A Rigby State Department of Education administrator for his support in the Utah Honored at the banquet held in the Ft Douglas Officer's Club were: President Hugh B Brown First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y for his Saints efforts in arranging the National Guard's Veteran's Day Concert John 1V Gallivan publisher of The Salt Lake Tribune was cited for this association with the Honorary Colonels Corps of Utah and strong support of the guard's award program which have "added sinificant prestige to the image of the More than 100 officers bus! nessmrn and civic leaders aoN 44 'co AI DI 40i4 vr- trl Utah "Minutemen" were honored by the Utah Seven 1 - li 1 0 o 09 )4 - 9:R 0 1 1 IlesI") s '10 1 'le 0 'i 0' Presiding Judge J Patton Nee ley and Judge Maurice 1) Jones believe that state law implies the commission can name a city judge pro tem The extra judge would row duct a seculd traffic court However if 'V' ' i' clearing up a backlog of traffic jury trials if the City Commission is unable to legally a judge pro r- - 0 ::-:$- '4?1I n iy4I'li f name 9 oofv:!' N Salt Lake City 's four judges may ask for court referees to give them a helping hand in Minuteman Awards Honor 7 in State In Guard's 'Thank You' to Citizens 1948 ' 114t"13"AtiStAttfitott""AvonatiNfittWA14 I INt04 A "'"'" " 4p "A '414"6111 flk O ell "'it dit 4the go 4 OAOIV-- al 4 'P 1 I |